Knife Club should have played their first six gigs by now, including a trip to Denmark. But obviously you'll have to wait a bit longer to see the band who were previously considered 'the most mysterious band in DIY punk' playing live.
The current situation has affected the band meeting up to make music videos too. Luckily, for their new single 'The Tibby Tan Tiger', the band members seemed to have enough tiger themed crap in their houses to cobble together something for you to watch, whilst listening to the tune that the band describe as 'the catchiest song on the record'.
They move away from their more hardcore sound for this tune, but the subject matter is still a furious call to challenge prejudice.
The footage was edited by guitarist, Dan Flanagan (Haest/Matilda's Scoundrels) and the track was produced by Ben Hannah (Nosebleed).
The band hopes that it will follow in the footsteps of their debut single 'Remember The Gold Dollar Sign Hoodie?', which was enthusiastically rated 10 out of 10 for the music and 10 out of 10 for the vocals by Big Tasty's (Rash Decision/Monloythian) Mum, on the ‘Sea Bin/Listening To Punk With Your Parents' podcast.
Pre-order the album on vinyl or CD here: https://bit.ly/KnifeClub
Knife Club should have played their first six gigs by now, including a trip to Denmark. But obviously you'll have to wait a bit longer to see the band who were previously considered 'the most mysterious band in DIY punk' playing live.
ReplyDeleteThe current situation has affected the band meeting up to make music videos too. Luckily, for their new single 'The Tibby Tan Tiger', the band members seemed to have enough tiger themed crap in their houses to cobble together something for you to watch, whilst listening to the tune that the band describe as 'the catchiest song on the record'.
They move away from their more hardcore sound for this tune, but the subject matter is still a furious call to challenge prejudice.
The footage was edited by guitarist, Dan Flanagan (Haest/Matilda's Scoundrels) and the track was produced by Ben Hannah (Nosebleed).
The band hopes that it will follow in the footsteps of their debut single 'Remember The Gold Dollar Sign Hoodie?', which was enthusiastically rated 10 out of 10 for the music and 10 out of 10 for the vocals by Big Tasty's (Rash Decision/Monloythian) Mum, on the ‘Sea Bin/Listening To Punk With Your Parents' podcast.
Pre-order the album on vinyl or CD here: https://bit.ly/KnifeClub